My name is Lisa. I am a Baptist from Arizona. I was saved as an adult and have been a Christian for 24 years. I have broken free of Beth Moore. When I first started to participate in women’s Bible studies at our church, I didn’t know what to expect. At the time, I didn’t … Read more
The following is a testimony that was sent to Pulpit & Pen for publishing: My name is Elizabeth. I have been a Christian since 1982. I was born again while a part of a charismatic Roman Catholic congregation; soon after being saved I left the Catholic Church to be a part of a Pentecostal Church. … Read more
The following testimony was submitted to Pulpit & Pen for publication: My name is Lauran. I am a Southern Baptist from Tennessee. I walked the aisle to accept Jesus at age 5 but I believe I was truly saved 12 years ago at the age of 21. I am currently the women’s Bible study leader at our … Read more
**The following is a testimony sent to Pulpit & Pen for publishing. My name is Jill. I live in Kansas with my husband. He and I are going through the steps of joining a church that is part of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America. I have broken free of Beth Moore. I was raised … Read more
Note: The following is a testimony from a pastor in Arkansas who broke free from Beth Moore My name is Steve, I am a pastor. For five years, I was the pastor of a small Southern Baptist Church in rural Arkansas. The church was committed to reaching the local community for Christ and helping those … Read more
The following is a personal testimony submitted to Pulpit & Pen: My name is Tami, I have been a Christian for 15 years. I am from Kansas where I attend an Evangelical Free church. I have broken free from Beth Moore. I was born and raised Catholic. A turning point in my life was when I decided … Read more
Beth Moore is releasing a new book and study series called “The Quest”. She offers a glimpse into its purpose with the words, “To foster an adventurer-mentality as royal subjects of royal blood unrecognized by the world but headed to an unshakable kingdom worth the arduous trip”, referencing Acts 14:22. She did not lay the … Read more
For years, Beth Moore has bestrode the narrow world of women’s Bible study like a colossus. Her Bible studies are a ubiquitous presence in women’s ministries throughout the evangelical spectrum. Her Living Proof simulcasts are piped into hundreds of churches. Her books permeate the libraries of Southern Baptist Churches. Other popular Christian authors, such as Priscilla Shirer, … Read more
“so these men also oppose the truth, men corrupted in mind and disqualified regarding the faith.” 2 Timothy 3:8 When the imprisoned, soon-to-be-martyred Paul wrote his final letter to Timothy, effectively passing the mantle of ministry to his young protégé, he warned the young disciple about the imminent persecution that would come “in the last days.” The … Read more
In this sermon, we explain how Jesus proved that He was the true and trustworthy prophet. And then we look at a multitude of false prophets and teachers who have destroyed a multitude of Lives. Finally, we show that wicked doctrines and false teachings of Beth Moore. Please be careful, this woman is causing many … Read more
“And many false prophets will arise and lead many astray.” Matthew 24:11 She promotes contemplative prayer. She teaches the Bible by narcigetical eisegetics. She gets revelations. As Elizabeth Prata points out, at The End Time blog, Jesus calls her “honey, babe, kiddo and other terms of intimate endearment.” Malcontent with these mere heresies, now, it … Read more
This email was waiting for me in my inbox this morning. It’s from LifeWay Women. Now, I’m not a woman, and I don’t remember signing up for emails from this gender-specific marketing arm of the heresy peddlers in Nashville. Still, I’m not unsubscribing because, paraphrasing what my mom used to say to me, it shows … Read more
In this guest post, JoAnne Elizabeth of Vancouver, WA recounts her experience of going from Beth Moore Groupie to warning every woman she knows to stay far, far away from Beth Moore. I once was a Beth Moore groupie. I am no longer. I have gone from completely undiscerning and unquestioning to something so much … Read more
If you do not know the Kendrick brothers by name, you almost certainly know them by their films: Flywheel (2003),Facing the Giants (2006), Fireproof (2008), and Courageous (2011). Stephen, Alex, and Shannon Kendrick have just released their fifth faith-based film, War Room. War Room, starring popular Bible teachers Priscilla Shirer and Beth Moore, looks like it may well be the most successful of their films to date bringing in $11 million just on its opening weekend; more than triple it’s $3 million production budget.
Given the popularity of Christian themed films and the considerable buzz about this one in particular, my wife, Kathy, and I went to see War Room on the evening of September 3rd so that I could write a review. For those of you who read my review of Mark Burnett and Roma Downey’s movie, Son of God, you know that I am a bit skeptical of the Christian movie genre as a whole. Nonetheless, I do want to offer what I hope to be a fair review. This review will not touch on every single facet of the movie or even on every theme it presents, but I do hope to address what I believe to be the most important of them.
“I want to put a stone in his shoe. All I want to do is give him something worth thinking about. I want him to hobble away on a nugget of truth that annoys him in a good way, something he can’t simply ignore because it continues to poke at him.” Greg Koukl Dr. Gary Habermas has … Read more
